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Flying Squirrels owner sues Diamond District developer over heated encounter at new ballpark
As Richmond officials celebrated the opening night of the city’s new baseball stadium last month, a tense conversation happened in a hallway near the team offices of the Richmond Flying Squirrels.
January’s ice storm inspires a reworking of city rules on who must clear sidewalks
For properties with three or more housing units, sidewalk-shoveling responsibilities fall to the landlord.
After years of no penalties, Richmond DPU wants the power to fine stormwater violations
“We have no record of DPU ever sending any of these violations through the city attorney’s office.”
Manchester cruises in softball quarterfinals
Freshman righthander Kam Bryant spun a no-hitter in less than an hour.
Fight disrupts John Marshall High School graduation ceremony; 4 detained by police
“Our young people deserve this moment of joy, and that is what we plan to give them.”
Launched to great fanfare, Richmond’s Civilian Review Board is growing restless as its workload remains minimal
“You live in a city where those things don't happen all the time. That's a good place to live.”
